The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, March 03, 1905, Image 1
rWWr-T"; Wilton TptOO THE RED ClOlD CHIEF yiVAVrtfrfffiteVVaTiVAVSi' Subscription Eight Pages Ail Home Print vj5i a rear in Advance FWWWMWVy.')f3fZmK VOLUME XXXI I r. RED CL.OUD, XE15KASKA, MARCH J$, li5. XUMHER i J. A- Miner Bros. Miner Bros. Advance Showing New Soring Goods "Magnificent showing new goods, lowest prices," and many such phrases are always heard at the be ginning of the season. We might add, "Never before have we been so well prepared." We take it for granted that the buying public of Red Cloud ex pect us to be better prepared with each succeeding season, evidenced by something more than mere words. We cordially invite an inspection. CORRESPONDENCE Thoro'll be very littlo homo sowing on Muslin Underwear in Red Cloud if you appreciate our as sortment as wo do And thero is littlo occasion for homo sowing, too. When it was u choice of buying poorly made, sweat-shop goods, or making them yourselves, perhaps the homo wo k was the cheapest; anyway, the safest and best. In buying PEERLESS goods you take no risk -nothing is loft to clmneo. These Under muslius are crisp from t ho hands of well paid workcrr whose busi ness hours aro spent in America's brightest and cleanest factories. All goods cut full and in good, genorous sizes. New Effects In Ginghams for Spring 1905. 7i patterns I one (Jo word uiiigliiims just placed ou sale, atripes, Checks, broken Checks Fancies, n trrea' ranco of patterns For C Sh 1 1 Waibt Suits, Waists Dresses. Men's Shirts, Boys' Waists. 120. Corset Covers, tSc to SI. 7 5 Night Robes, SOc to S2.25 Skirts, 91. OO to S3. 7 5 Drawers, 28c to SI. 75 EMBROIDERIES. The now Embroideries aro now ready and cotnpri o tho daintiest originations wo have over shown. We have gathered them with lavish hand, yet with a discriminating eye as to their usefulness and price worth. Kmbroidory dainties from 3c to $1.25 VS Ifjllf; ? Interesting Items Gathered by Our County Reporters iAVWWWWA LINE Karl Davis is working for Win. Dab Ion. I'.iul Itochcr !b working for Charles Ismm John Galhreth is working for S. C. Shuck. dames Kcnglo is rooting his corn crib this week. H. S. V n Dyico attended tho stile nt Medallion. Willinm VniiDvko was the guet of Mr llnuicr this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. i)lilcn were the guests of .Ion Hoauuhnmp Sunday. Mr. Derell will move west 200 miles, where ho Ims a cattle ranch. Farmers are gcttirig ready to plant potatoes nnd now nato nnd spelts. W J Hisklns is btfy hauling baled hay to Hud Cloud, for which he gets 10 a ton. S. C. Shuck is home from n vi-.it at Hebron, and reports his futhor much better. .Inhn Ueauchnmp wss over in Gar tield Si'iiiltiy to nee hi grands n, Chester Drake, who is ill with pneumonia. Fi'-nest llaskins is hauling cream to the Ufd Cloud croimery, makfng two trips a week. The phone lire runnii'g south from Ited Cloud to the state line is completed and ready for business. Will Kuchn, our local stock buyer, has 200 head of hog", which he will ship to tho Kansas City market. Cnnrlos Clark of Hoxie, Kansas, wns visiting friends in Lino this week while on his way home from a visit in eastern Kansas and Nebraska. ai lived front the eastern pni'l, nt the state and moved on a farm near Cowles. Ooar Kmick moved Wednesday on to (he fui m which he purchased fiom (ins Piiudt. C. W. Friak and wife went to helm, non Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs. H. S. Durrett. Oilu Cockroll and sister Nell attend ed the drama ,Kmoriilda" nt lied Cloud Monday night. Mrs. Sum Miller entortaitied a num bur ol her Intuits Thursday and all enjoyed a Himpltinus dim. or. While Fied Hmlmr and wife were on their way to Ited Cloud Si lord ay their team gave asinMcn pimp, which jerked the huu'4 sent oil their spring wagon, throwing Mr. Unrher and baby into the mud. They were only slightly in jured, mid it might have upon worse. MINER BROS. 'VaAnaAvaAvA Kansas Cltv Market. Special to Tin-: Ciiikk. Kansas City, Mo, Febr, 28.-Tho Miuill cattle run last week 'compared to what was expected, advanced prices on all kinds, beef steers made a small gain, cows and heifers sold l.r to ".." cents highor, audstookors and feeders gained 'Jo to n." conts The supply yes terday and loday has been only lsi,00() head for tho two days. Prices lmvo thotefore kept linht. on advancing this week, and all kinds of cattle have add ed 10 to 15 cents to the gains of last week. "I he proportion of stockers this week is much larger than hereto fore, but tho attendance of country buyers is ovon larger than it was last week, and country grades aro showing tho most strength again this week Not only whs thero fewer beef steers received last week, but thero woro no prime cattle at all, and tho sumo is tho case so far this week. Top prico last week was Jf fiiybost prices this week SH i.i and that today. Tho advanco lately in beef steers lias applied to all grades, and very few sell below Sl bulk if salesSlUot ." Cows and heifers i advanced rapidly, on sharp eom- Dotition for tho small number receiv ed, and best lie furs now sell a' $1 ilT to 4 (10, bast cows t.'l 8."i to 1 'Jj, bulk of sho stuff i'. t to 4 00. Dulls j-ell at $2 TiO to S.'l 7.1, veals ?.ri to G 7u. Stock steers nnd steur calves sell at $.'! 2,r to fsal tW..uV0 v'potiti 4 '2.", stock cows and heifers 82 to $.!, feeders ?3 Co to 4 :K, partly finished feeders $1 00 to 4 To Yesterday and today the hog market, is 10 to if) cents highor: top today is So 0r, bulk of sales 81 80 to 5 00 Liglit hogs have gained a littlo more than heavies since a week ago Koeoipts are not as heavy as looked for, which accounts for strength, and market is apparently much llrnier than a week ago. Market on sheep is steady this week, lambs steady today. Lambs mo lo to 20c below best time; top today 87 (!."i Wethers and owes aro highest of the season, selling at 80 and 8." 7f respect ively. Yearlings aro down 10 or lfi cents; top today, $( 7."). Bulk of sales aro within Toe to 31 of the top in each class, J. A. RtOKAHT, Live Slock C UTcspoiiuoiit. Land Sales. If you want to either buy or sell land, writo or seo C. F. Cather. No chargo if no stile. To Cure a Cold In One Day. Takj Laxntho Dromo Quinine, talc lets. All druggists, refund the money if it fails to euro, K. V. Grove's slgnn tuto is on each box. 25o. TllK ClUKK and the Wonkly State Journal one year for $l,,till March 1. BLADEN Mrs. Alexander is quite ill with pneumonia. Ilei h Watson of Innvnle was in town hist. Sunday. (ienrpe Itoss is plastering I) Qreig's homo this week. Harry K-k of lleatrice was here Fri day nnd S iliu nday. Mrs. It. C. Chevalior of Campbell was in town Wednesday. Kern M C iy and wife left for Katon, Cdoiudo, Monday evening. L. C. Cutter and family spent last Sunday ut. the homo of Mrs. Kershner. A. lteitl nnd wife visited with their sou Fred, living end of here, last Sun day. Miss Nellie Itumbaugh is spending tho week with her patents south of town. Mr. nnd Mrs. Vet Widder.sheim visit ed ht the home of Wnyno Iteed lust. Sunday. N.S. Tobias wont to Tobias Inst Sat urday morning, where he spent a week visiting his mother. STILLWATER Moving time is at hand. Tho roads are getting passable. Miss Grace Hendeison hns gone to live with her brother Horace. V. A- Howard nnd Will Crozior went to Hod Cloud Wednesday on business. Mrs. Warren Denny f Cowles is vis'ninir with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Albin. Miss Hitttin Itiehardson of Hoxie, Kansas is visiting here. She is a niece of Mrs. Minnie Killough. Ft lix Killough Mid bride will soon go to housekeeping in the house formerly occupied ly(irandma Hichardsou. Mr Hnrthenie hud a sale last Tues day. He will quit farming and enter the mercantile business at Lawrence. James (iienulialgh, Will Hitman and J It. Crc ,ier attended the sale at the old Kindcher farm ou TliuiS'lay of last week. James Downing and family lefiTuos. day for their new home in western Kansas, having purchase! laud there some time ii.ro. Juke Monia had a .sale last Monday, lie expects to leave soon for Montana io look for a location. His family will reside in (iuhle Itock for the pru.-out. It D nitliill of Doughs arrived hero Miti'lay to attoud to matters pertain in to the f ariii he recently purchased of Will Crozier. He expects to move here soon. - - AM BOY Mr. and Mrs. Caester C-x dined at . W. Hiker's Sunday. Kriicsi 'J'orrill visited with CharUs Lewis and fumily Monday. Starke Bros and the A in hoy Milling Co. .shipped cattle Monday. John Kmick of Missouri is visiting with relatives in our village. Mis. Tom Dilh n of Aortnhranch visited with her sister, Mrs. Matt Dean, this week. Slinnnau Itupard, a cousin of Chns, Liwip, was in our village Monday on business. He and his family have just WALNUT CREEK Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tennant. visited at . N. Hhitikenbnker'H Inst Sunday. List Saturday evening a card party was given nt the home of Oliver Sutton. Tho young folks played high live. A dance was given nt the homo of M. ('. Fnrnham last Thursday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William Shoe maker, who will leayo in a short time for Wyoming. A very pleasant time was reported by the young people who attended. Last Sunday the ice gorge which had foi mod ou the river above N, (J. Blank' onhakor'.s broke, flooding the bottom west of Walnut Ci'eok, doing consider able damage to alfalfa and corn fodder. Mrs Mills and her brother, Frank Taylor, will move to a farm ou BiifTatf"'x croak, which they reeontly hough' We understand (J. N. Hlanketihaker has purchased the land where thoy have been Hying. GARFIELD Chester Drake is very ill with pnou nionla. li C Cutter was in (tin fluid Monday buying fat cattle, L. C. Monger sold two fat cows to the butcher this week. Thero was a farewell pnrty at II, C. WollN Tuesday nicht. Mr. Koon was in Garfield Monday buying butcher si nil. Gravouor Stanser shipped a carload of hog' to Kansas City last. Wednesdny, H. C. Wolfe moved to town hut Wednesday Wo aro sorry to lose him from our neighhorhoi d. Mr. Vincent of Ited Cloud gave an exhibit ion of pictures of the Holy Lunit at Amuck school house Tuesday night. John M Her and fninily, former resi denisof Nebraska, are bank from Oklti ouia. Ho has purch sed the old SwcariiiKcn place. Mr. and Mrs. N L 1). Smith left for Kansas Ciiy last. Tuesday night, whero Mr-J. Smith expects to be treated for cancer GUIDE ROCK Harry Vaughn was in Ited Cloud Monday. A base ball team is being organized in Guide Itock. William Reeves repainted the inte rior of hi hotel. Frank Marsh fell over nn oil barrel and broke his arm at tho elbow. I. H Colvin and M. H Hagan nnd their daughters aro homo Mom a trip west. ' C. W. Itoush, representing the Grand Island lltisintss college, was in towu .Saturday. Tho Guide It ick photo gallery will he opeii on Fridays and Saturday, and Sundays i u n quest. m m Plumb the feed man will pay you tho highest, price for poultry, eggs nnd hides. 'HH; lMISAIfl Greatest Aid io Cookery With least labm and 4rouii5e it makes hot-breads, biscuit and cake of finest flavor, light, sweet, appetizing and assuredly digestible and wholesome Price Bakjng Powder Co., Chicago. vl m VI i tiit 'Ht tw; fa "j ii iBi ; M atMHito!$p